E. Franklin

Lymph isolated from a regional scald injury produces a negative inotropic effect in dogs.

D. Lefer, L. Flint, D. Flynn, 1998, The Journal of burn care & rehabilitation.

Burn edema reduction by methysergide is not due to control of regional vasodilation.

H. Lippton, L. Flint, J. Ferrara, 1996, The Journal of surgical research.

Serotonin receptors regulate canine regional vasodilator responses to burn.

P. Taheri, H. Lippton, L. Flint, 1995, Critical care medicine.

Analysis of regional hemodynamic regulation in response to scald injury.

P. Taheri, H. Lippton, L. Flint, 1994, The Journal of clinical investigation.

Alpha-trinositol reduces edema formation at the site of scald injury.

L. Flint, J. Ferrara, E. Choe, 1998, Surgery.

Effects of methysergide administration on edema formation at the site of scald.

H. Lippton, L. Flint, J. Ferrara, 1995, Journal of applied physiology.

Femoral Vasodilation to Cromakalim is Blocked by U37883A, a Non‐sulphonylurea that Selectively Inhibits KATP Channels

H. Lippton, E. Choe, E. Franklin, 1995, The Journal of pharmacy and pharmacology.